M16 Wire Rope Cable Clip Clamp Grip - U Bolt Saddle Zinc Plated Alloy Steel Fastener for Rigging and Tensioning Ropes Wires 16mm Certified Standard DIN741 (18 Pieces)

• Wire cable clamps are the best method for rigging wire and cable in unlimited applications mainly in rigging, temporary and permanent guardrail systems, securing loads, and basically anything that involves cables.
• Perfect for rigging rope, wire and cable in unlimited applications in furniture, hanging shade sails, hanging patio string lights, suspended floating ceilings, safety pipes, anchor columns, fencing gates, laundry lines, hanging banners, anchoring and fitness equipment and many more.
• Consists of a U-shaped bolt, a forged saddle and two nuts. The two layers of wire rope are placedin the U-bolt and clamped into place for a tight connection. Anti-skid threads in the centre of saddle effectively increase the friction. Insert both ends of the wire needed to be fixed, tighten both nuts till the it is secure enough for application
• For a safe connection, be sure to use the right number of clips. It is recommended that 3 clips areclamped on each end so that the cable ends do not slide out.
• Galvanisation is when a protective zinc coating is applied to steel or iron, to prevent rusting.Zinc plating (also known as electro-galvanising) is a process where zinc is applied by using a current of electricity.

Heavy Duty Wire Rope Clip Cable Clamp Wide Applications: Hanging shade sails, hang floating ceilings, safety pipe, anchoring posts, squaring fence gates, making laundry lines, hanging banners, anchoring gym equipment, etc. Specification: Material: Zinc Plated Galvanized Steel Color: Silver Surface: Polished Size: M16, for diameter 16mm wire rope or cable The correct way to attach wire rope clips is as following: 1. Apply the 1st clip one base width from the dead end of wire rope. The base or saddle should bear on the live end of the rope -- U-bolt on the short end. Tighten nuts firmly. 2. Attach second clip as close to loop as possible. Tighten nuts but not firmly. 3. Attach balance of clips spaced equally between 1st two clips. Tighten all nuts completely. Apply initial load--inspect nuts and retighten. TIPS 1. Tighten the nut using a socket / nut driver. Drills can be used, but be sure not to over-tighten because the wires may bend. 2. Be sure to fold back a minimum of 3 inches and 3/4 inches of wire 3. Do not use plastic coated wire rope. 4. Do not install saddles on the dead ends of the cable. The dead ends of the cable only U-bolts, broken will not affect the breaking strength of the lifting wire. 5. Do not reuse the clips. 6. Inspect all clips periodically